Re: 1.3 source diffs?

On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, John R. MacMillan wrote: > Where can I find the 1.3.0 source diffs? I've poked around the > website and ftp mirrors, and the mailing list archive but haven't > found anything. There are no 1.3.0 diffs currently. I'll make a diff against the SCSL c

1.3 source diffs?

Where can I find the 1.3.0 source diffs? I've poked around the website and ftp mirrors, and the mailing list archive but haven't found anything. Thanks, John -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a

Building 1.2.2 from Sun sources + Blackdown diffs

ce tree. If so, how can I get a copy of the Blackdown diffs for this latest release? I realize everyone on the porting team is probably swamped, and I'm ready and willing to tackle a few issues myself and submit patches, but it's been incredibly difficult to even get started. For 1.2

Re: 1.2.2 Sun sources vs. pre-v2 diffs :(

Nathan Meyers writes: > On 22 Oct, Greg Wolodkin wrote: > > p.s. what's the motivation behind pushing the Motif dependencies > > into libawt.so in the 1.2 builds? This seems to make it > > impossible to have a Motif application which uses the JNI > > to do Java stuff (with AWT,

Re: 1.2.2 Sun sources vs. pre-v2 diffs :(

I think this is so that people who use AWT components in a JNI started Java program do not need to have Motif installed on the box. With Motif statically linked into libawt.so, this is not a problem (it was a problem with 1.1.7). I hope that helps Mo DeJong > p.s. what's the motivation behind pu

Re: 1.2.2 Sun sources vs. pre-v2 diffs :(

On 22 Oct, Greg Wolodkin wrote: > p.s. what's the motivation behind pushing the Motif dependencies > into libawt.so in the 1.2 builds? This seems to make it > impossible to have a Motif application which uses the JNI > to do Java stuff (with AWT, anyway). Probably I'm missing >

1.2.2 Sun sources vs. pre-v2 diffs :(

Hi all - After registering with Sun, all I find there are the 1.2.2 JDK sources, and a patch from 1.2 -> 1.2.2 that I cannot reverse cleanly. The diffs available from Blackdown don't apply cleanly (obviously) to the 1.2.2 Sun tree after doing the patch-o-matic renaming etc. Can anyone

source diffs for 1.2

Hey folks, Is there any chance of getting the source diffs for JDK 1.2? I'm running a glibc-2.1.1 based system which does not cope well with the current pre-release (libc5-based). The previous ports do not run on glibc-2.1 as you are probably aware, and no new versions have since arrived.

1.2 jdk with glibc-2.1 or diffs perhaps?

Would it be possible for any of the blackdown developers to create a binary distribution for glibc-2.1? Alternatively, I would be glad to work with Linux diffs. A while back I made a move to glibc-2.1 and now I am stuck without a working jdk since 1.1.7 does not work either and I do not the 1.1.7

JDK1.2pre-v1 source diffs. (fwd)

get hold of the old 1.1.7 base sources, so I need some diffs for the current state of the 1.2 port. I realise that the blackdown team probably has better things to do that prepare diffs for a work in progress, but it really would help my work. Thanks Jim Moores --- Jim Moores, PhD Research Student

diffs

Is there an ETA for diffs? I want to get this running on FreeBSD ASAP. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

diffs [was Java 2 question]

My diffs would get u started with the i386 port, it was the i386/easy/first step port to get my 64 bit port done. if that what u want to do u can ask me some q's about the src. gat David Reeves wrote: > Ito jdk1.2. The question is it possible to get the current diff's for >

diffs for build JDK

I wanted to obtain the diffs for the JDK1.1.6, but I got the following error message. The requested URL /~sbb/1.1.6/v2/jdk1.1.6.diffs.gz was not found on this server. Could you tell me how to get the diffs? I would appreciate it very much. Thanks, Donald Riggs [EMAIL

Re: diffs for i386/non-comm 1.2 sources.

This is funny when I worked on the 1.02 JDK port to NextStep I wrote a driver that allowed you to do DPS calles from Java. I felt it was th "way to go" Looks like Sun is moving in that direction. I suspect this is for Graphics2D support. The driver is Mach based so not that useful. But if Sun is

Re: diffs for i386/non-comm 1.2 sources.

As i said i dont know ( knew ? ) about DPS. The call that uses DPS has been edited out ( ie no shared link undefines ) when this font/shared lib is loaded in. So now i know, so i'll see if its avail. gat Nathan Meyers wrote: > Gnu announced in May (http://www.gnu.org/bulletins/bull24.html) tha

Re: diffs for i386/non-comm 1.2 sources.

To follow up a little further... > Uncle George wrote: > > > 6) Java seemed to have tried to get fonts working. They require includes > > from some DPS ( et al ".h" ) files, which are just not available. I also > > dont know what DPS is, but appears to have something to do with > > postscript. I

Re: diffs for i386/non-comm 1.2 sources.

Uncle George wrote: > 6) Java seemed to have tried to get fonts working. They require includes > from some DPS ( et al ".h" ) files, which are just not available. I also > dont know what DPS is, but appears to have something to do with > postscript. It has been edited ( mangled) to compile, and w

diffs for i386/non-comm 1.2 sources.

redhat/Linux 5.2 system. The diffs are used on that version that was distributed from the non-commercial center( December 1 1998 ?). They can be found on: http://www.voicenet.com/~gatgul/JDK/1.2/jdk12.diffs.gz The diffs are enough to build all of the JDK 1.2, although it isn't very

Re: Where is 1.1.6v4 published?/diffs?

Dan Kegel writes: > Oddly enough, the only one I've found is > ftp://ftp.tux.org/pub/java/JDK-1.1.6/i386/glibc/v4a/ Are the source diffs to the stock JDK 1.1.6 distribution available somewhere? b.